Ask An Eagle

[Henley Honey]

TBF's thread of "If you could spend an afternoon with a musician . . . " got me thinking. . . .

If you could ask one question and one question only to any former or current Band member, what would you ask?

For Glenn I'd ask: If you could only play one more round of golf for the rest of your life, what golf course would you play and who would you play with?

Don H: Out of all of the very talented female singer/songwriters that you have collaborated with -- using no criteria other than your professional musical relationship -- with whom do you think you shared the greatest vocal/musical connection?

Joe: Which guitarist -- living or dead -- who you have not previously worked with would you choose to play with?

Timothy: Outside of writing, singing and producing music, how do you like to spend your downtime?

I'm not sure what I'd ask Bernie or Randy, but I think I'd ask Don F: Dude, what were you thinking???


What do you think you'd like to ask?

[TimothyBFan]

My questions are kind of lame but off the top of my head. I also believe we have had a topic sorta like this before.


Glenn: Who would you most likely want to work with that you have not had the chance to work with previously?

Don: What is you motivation for writing and do the songs come from personal experiences?

Joe: Have you ever considered doing a stand up comedy act, even once?

Timothy: What are you doing later tonight?

[Freypower]

This is the previous thread but it was very ligthhearted.

https://www.eaglesonlinecentral.com/...ead.php?t=2452

I had nothing to say then & I still don't have anything to say. I don't know what I would ask them. I would want to ask Glenn more than one question.

[TimothyBFan]

A serious question I would like to ask all of them is what would they be doing if this little rock n roll thing hadn't taken off.

[Ive always been a dreamer]

Hmmm – For each band member, how about saying “Tell me your entire life story. And don’t worry about the time – I’ve can stay as long as necessary.”


Glenn – “What is the biggest lesson in life that you have learned from being a superstar?”

Don – “After all the success you have achieved, what do you consider to be your best work?”

Joe – “If you had to do it all over again, what would you do differently?”

Timothy – “What are you most proud of in both your personal and professional lives?”

Bernie, Randy, and Felder - "In retrospect, are there some things you could have changed that would have allowed you to remain in the Eagles?"

[EaglesKiwi]

I think I'd ask Don F: Dude, what were you thinking???

I don't know if I would ask questions, but I'd like to think I could make a brief comment to let them know I appreciated the music... If it was Don H I'd possibly thank him for the reference/introduction to John Graves' book "Goodbye To A River". I'd probably tell Tim that he's my daughter's favourite, mention to Joe that I'm from New Zealand, and just thank Glenn for hanging in there with the band!!

[Mrs Frey]

Glenn: Who would you most likely want to work with that you have not had the chance to work with previously?

TBF, don't ask Glenn that question until I become famous - he hasn't heard me sing yet!

Timothy: What are you doing later tonight?

Now there is honesty for you! You go, girl!

Right this moment, I have no idea what I would ask them. With me, questions come during the course of conversation, and I would love to have a long conversation with all of them, especially Glenn of course.

[Mrs Frey]

Hmmm – For each band member, how about saying “Tell me your entire life story. And don’t worry about the time – I’ve can stay as long as necessary.”

I love it, Dreamer!

[Glennsallnighter]

I love Dreamers suggestion too! I think we could quite easily split this idea into 2 types of question. Those that are related to the guys Music and professional career and also those related to their personal/ leisure etc lives. I could certainly think of things I could ask in either context!

[Victim of Love]

I agree with TBF...I'd be curious to know what they would be doing today if they werent the Eagles. Timothy studied Psychology in college and I recall him saying in an interview a while back that he would probably be working with children if his career hadn't caught on but I've never heard the others comment.